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How can you make a car last 300,000 miles? Learn more about extending a car's life in this HowStuffWorks Now article and CarStuff podcast.

Despite the phrase "going ballistic," the term "ballistic" refers to how a missile travels through the air, not its explosive capability.

Some spiders love human blood, but they're beneficial to humans. Find out how jumping spiders fight malaria at HowStuffWorks.

What do you do when you're out of land but want to expand an airport? Try building on water.

Food made from trees may sound odd, but it's not as unusual as you may think. Find out about cellulose in hots dogs from HowStuffWorks Now.

Sometimes referred as the 'queen of fruit,' the mangosteen has a soft white interior, a mild taste.

Cast your ballot to these questions to find out how much you know about the history of U.S. presidential elections.

If the U.S. vice president must step up and become president, who becomes vice president? HowStuffWorks breaks it down.

Ruby chocolate is becoming a worldwide confectionary sensation. HowStuffWorks looks at the history and lore behind pink chocolate.

Sea pork is the common name for a tunicate, the ocean's most common invertebrates. Get to know these gelatinous scraps!

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